Show Method To Make Biscuits
Burr Osk Busy Bees 4-H club held a Tafts April 6 meeting with four members and six visitors. Velma Quiram presided as minutes were read and approved. a song was sung and two demonstrations were given on baking biscuits with baking powder. Arlose Taft demonstrated school lunch kits and usage. Refreshments followed as Pauline Taft served as reporter.
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Burr| Osk
Busy Bees
Taft
Reby
Pauline Ten
Pauline Taft
Dipsy Doodle Club Holds Spring Meeting and Hike
The Dipsy Doodle Club met at Ardis Lehfeldt's home with singing and dues checked. Mary Stahl elected hiking group leader as members Ardis Lehfeldt Joan Meyer Katherine Manolis Margaret Devers Mary Stahl and Mary Elizabeth Wilhelm joined a Saturday hike from 6:30 am starting at Jean Meyer’s home with breakfast in West Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Sipsy Wovme Lip
Ardis Lehfeldt
Mary Stahl
Hame
Jean Meyer
West Park
Joan Meyer
Katherine Manolis
Margaret Devers
Mary Elizabeth Wilhelm
Ardis Lehfelt
Catherine Daum
Helen Webster
YCL Delegates Chosen for State Convention
The two delegates from the sop School in Iowa Township were elected to attend the state YCL convention in Pierre May 13 and 14. Mayr of the eighth grade reports enjoying the program and notes her selection as a delegate.
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YCL
Sop
Iowa Township
Y.C.L
Huron
Pierre
Mayr
Kretchmer
Four South Dakota 4-H delegates to National Club Camp in Washington
Norma Cranston Arla Bakke Harold Lindblad and Merlin Hodgson were chosen as South Dakota delegates to the National Club Camp in Washington D C June 12 19. Each brings a strong 4-H record in clothing home life foods judging and leadership with state and county honors and plans to use the experience to become local community leaders after the trip.
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South Dakota
Washington
D. C
Norma Cranston
Arla Bakke
Harold Lindblad
Merlin Hodgson
Brookings
Norma
Arle Bakke
I Club
Clothing Clus
Fonds
Mamer Atla Bakke
Arlalion
Arla
State College
Merlin
Black Hills
Rarold
Alcester
Beadle County 4-3
Japanese Scene Made In Sandbox at West Twenty-Second Street School
Ruth Brenner reports fifth grader details a sandbox project by The Willing Workers of the West Twenty-Second Street School. Nina Mover made two Japanese figures, Ruth Brenner created two figures and two houses, Verlinda Brenner crafted a jinriksha, Tena Bosma built two houses, and a water carrier was added.
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West Twenty-Second Street
Nina Mover
Ruth Brenner
Verlinda Brenner
Tena Bosma
Seven Pupils Named to Honor and Merit Rolls at Bonilla
Mil dred LeGrand reports seven pupils on the honor roll for Bonilla School League: Phyllis Morse Juanita Scharco LaVonne Radtke Russell McKichan Lawrence Radtke Ruth Tollefson and Mildred LeGrand. Four earned merit: Shirlee McKichan Stanley Bales Ardella Lahren and Rollie Hamilton. The school plans for a music festival next Monday with The Train end Medley and five Saxette Band numbers. Art class studies perspective and a room exhibit set for April 18 marks the final six weeks before exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred LeGrand
Bonilla School League
Phyllis Morse
Juanita Scharco
LaVonne Radtke
Russell McKichan
Lawrence Radtke
Ruth Tollefson
Shirlee McKichan
Stanley Bales
Ardella Lahren
Rollie Hamilton
Root
Mildred
Tulips Painted on West Twenty Second Street School Windows
Pupils Tena Bosma Lenora Carpenter Ruth Brenner Verlinda Brenner painted tulips for the school windows under Nina Moller and teacher Mrs Murphy. The effort stained glass like tulips brighten the West Twenty Second Street School as students contributed art to the display.
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West Twenty- Second Street
Tena Bosma
Lenora Carpenter
Ruth Brenner
Verlinda Brenner
Nina Moller
Murphy
May Day Plans At Whittier School C.L. Club
A Loyal C.L. chapter at Whittier School held its eighth regular meeting with Marjorie Kouf presiding. Members planned May Day baskets hidden outdoors and a nature tour. Four girls joined: Marie Rogers Marilyn Rogers Marlene Rogers and Joyce Nelson.
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Wevenk Armstrong
C.L
Whittier School
Marjorie Kouf
Rell
Marie
Marilyn
Marlene Rogers
Joyce Nelson
Doris Hines Joins Jolly Workers Club
The Logan Joly Workers 41H Club held its fourth meeting Saturday with 13 members present. The group opened by singing the Friendship Song, roll call and minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
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Doris Hines
Jolly Workers Club
Logan Joly Workers
Miss Mc
Club notes and wedding shower highlight community event
Laughlin attended as a guest and helped members settle their year’s program with eleven pounds. Doris Hines was admitted. The club planned Rally Day and a year’s work with Miss McLaughlin speaking. Funeral flowers were arranged for Louise Stevens. Next meeting April 27 with breakfast themed roll call. A shower honored Mr and Mrs Andrew Kleinsasser Jr at Frankfort home with 89 guests.
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Laughlin
Doris Hines
Louise Stevens
McLaughlin Tole
Hitchcock
Andrew Kleinsasser, Jr
George Gross
A. A. Kleinsasser
Frankfort
Birthday Dinner Honors Delores Currier in Bancroft
A birthday dinner honored Delores Currier on her eleventh birthday at her parents home in Bancroft. Guests included Mr and Mrs Cecil Abel and daughter Darlene of Saks Preston, Mr and Mrs Arnold Raabe and family, and Mr and Mrs John Merrick and family of Yalo, among others.
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Bancroft
Delores Currier
Vick Curtrier
Cecil Abel
Darlene
Saks Preston
Arnold Raabe
John Mertrick
Yalo
Purintun Family Named in Local Social Notes
Earl Purintun and son Statler along with Ray Purintun Fred Tremle of Gsceoe and Mr and Mrs Murl Brooks appear in a local society column detailing community ties and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Purintun
Statler
Ray Purintun
Fred Tremle
Gsceoe
Murl Brooks
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Dipsy Doodle Club
Lydia B. Pikekinn
Nelly Don's
Avenelle
Enka
Rayon
Prey
U.S. Pat
Central
Evelyn Hartnagel
Washington, D. C
Raia Pale
Lake Co
Fieda Impecao
Pierlin Hodgson
Serauld CO
Abena Geawsion
Beadle CO
American Institute of Enandering
Geyerman
Geyerman’s
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